The Delhi High Court dismisses a petition seeking reopening of the CBSE re-evaluation portal for Class 12 answer sheets. The petition also asks for manual rechecking and physical verification of answer sheets of students who claim they are aggrieved. The court says that reopening the portal would likely delay the announcement of final results. It notes that such delays could affect timelines linked to higher education admissions and undergraduate processes. The bench acknowledges concerns raised by students about the CBSE’s on-screen marking process, but it also takes into account that the re-evaluation exercise is already in progress at scale. The court does not order CBSE to restart or reopen the portal, and it indicates that individual students may pursue separate legal remedies for their specific grievances. The decision therefore leaves the current re-evaluation process to continue as scheduled, while addressing complaints through avenues available to individual petitioners rather than through a broad reopening direction.
Delhi High Court rejects plea to reopen CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation portal
The Delhi High Court dismisses a petition seeking reopening of the CBSE re-evaluation portal for Class 12 answer sheets. The petition also asks for manual rechecking and physical verification of answe...
- The Delhi High Court rejects a plea to direct CBSE to reopen its Class 12 re-evaluation portal.
- The petition sought not only reopening but also manual rechecking and physical verification for affected students.
- The court cites potential delays to final results if the portal is reopened.
- The court notes that the re-evaluation process is already underway for large numbers of students.
- Students’ individual grievances can be pursued through separate legal remedies.
CBSE Class XII re-evaluation row: HC says reopening portal may delay results
2 months agoDoing so would delay the announcement of final results, said the bench, adding that it did not want to interfere with the ongoing process.
2 months agoThe petition has further sought manual rechecking and physical verification of answer sheets of aggrieved students.
2 months agoThe Delhi High Court rejected to order CBSE to reopen re-evaluation portal for Class 12 answer sheets, stating students can seek legal remedies individually and that reopening could delay result declarations.
2 months agoThe Delhi High Court declined to reopen the CBSE's portal for re-evaluating Class XII answer sheets, citing potential delays in results and undergraduate admissions. The court acknowledged concerns about the new On-Screen Marking system but noted the process was already underway for millions of students. Individual grievances can be pursued separately.
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